New Country Plan Proposed by Citizens Councils of America
A New Orleans dated release outlines relocation of integrationists to the West and segregationists to the South as a cure for race tensions. It envisions a separate Association of Segregated States of America centered on Louisiana Mississippi and parts of Arkansas and Alabama with a river trade deal and possible tax changes.
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New Orleans
Citizens Councils of America
Citizens Councils
United States of America
Eden
Arkansas
Alabama
U. S. of A
Mississippi River
U.S.S. of A
A.S.S. of A
Association of Segregated States of America
Patty Boyle and the Voice of Quality in Virginia
A portrait of Sarah Patton Boyle, raised in a Virginia family, celebrated for leadership and writing. The piece praises her aristocratic stance on civil rights, noting her letters to newspapers and advocacy toward integration while maintaining elite Southern sensibilities.
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Gautama Buddha
Patty Boyle
Virginia
Beatrice
Heaven
Mary Lou
South
A Fine Artist Explores Censorship Trends And Controversy
The article surveys censorship history from puritanical bans to modern obscenity claims. It cites Texas law defining obscenity by average person standards and discusses police and public pressure affecting book availability. Tropic of Cancer figures prominently as a 1962 censorship flashpoint and constitutional question.
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America
Earl Oltesvig
Michigan
Texas
United States
Supreme Court
Henry Miller
Dallas
Miller
Grove Press
Superior Court
Cook County
Illinois
Samuel B. Epstein
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